Fine Livestock Projets Highlight 4-H County Survey
Widespread interest in livestock projects noted by Charles Ingraham county extension agent after a spot survey of 4 H clubs. Highlights include the Hocking Livestock Leaders group led by Paul Thrush with members raising market pigs calves Jerseys and Herefords. New Haven marriage report Opal June Roush to Pfc Franklin G Ridao with ceremony Aug 9 at Mason EUB Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhens
Opal
June Roush
MonDat
Pic F. G. Ridao
Logan
Charles Ingraham
Hocking Livestock Leaders
Paul H
Hap) Thrush
Logan Route 3
Wesley Hutchins
Carl Thrush
Marilyn
Marjorie Rheinscheid
Martha
Odessa
John Gillogly
Curtis Swackhammer
Donnie Wyskiver
Tom Ward
Richard Enderle
David Shaw
Jerry Enderle
Ingraham
Laurelville
Ronnie
Eddie Whisler
Dave Hinton
John Reid
Wilson Ross
4-H
New Haven
Lorin Roush
Opal June
Franklin G. Ridao
Hansford Peyton
L. R. Mahoney
EUB
Mason
Kathleen Roush
Grand Jury and Petit Jury Drawn for Autumn Term
Grand jury and petit jury lists released for September circuit court term by circuit clerk Mrs Vera Jones Noble. Judge Lewis Miller to preside with proceedings starting September 7. Names include Maxie Johnson Arbuckle District and Lyle Austin Clendenin among grand jurors. numerous others listed for petit jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Circuit Court
Vera Jones Noble
Lewis Miller
Maxie Johnson
Arbuckle
Lyle Austin
Malcolm Saunders
Clendenin
Floyd Hart
Cologne
Everett Bissell
Cooper
Lawrence C. Parsons
W. W. Brown
Graham
Otis Young
George Forth
Hannan
Mack Bennett
Emergency Polio Drive Raises About 500 In Logan
Logan workers led by Mrs. Clarence Grandy collected roughly 500 during a house to house canvass for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The drive supplements March of Dimes shortfall and funds vaccine field trials. Dr. John E. Rauch directed the effort with Leslie G. Johnson chairing the Hocking County chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Clarence Grandy
John E. Rauch
Leslie G. Johnson
Hocking County
Rutland Echoes Vacation Guests and Local News
Miss Darlene Wolfe of Columbus spends a week in Rutland with her parents Ira and (Mrs.) Wolfe and sisters. The Heidergotts of Los Angeles visit relatives and attend Methodist services. Local church reunion at Zion Church of Christ features music by Thelma Michael and others with Rev. John Wyatt as speaker. Various residents celebrate birthdays, weddings, and family visits in Rutland and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Darlene Wolfe
Columbus
Ira Wolfe
Joyce
Sheryl
Wolfe
New York City
Meno Zarro
Frank Heidergott
Los Angeles
Will Plummer
Methodist Church
Rutland Church of Christ
Zion Church of Christ
Thelma Michael
Birdie Mae Haley
Anna Logan
Ethel Nelson
Helen Mae
Car! Hysell
Leona Musser
John Wyatt
Pearl Huggins
Middleport
Hubert Deen
Jane Lynn
Great Bend
Kans
William Deen
Sharon McEardhen
Billy Bowan
Cheyenne
Wyo
Bowen
Warren Air Force Base
Rutland High School
Calvin Sprouse
Dry Creek
W. Va
Sprouse
Arthur Sprouse
Dee Thomas
Marjorie Foley
Gallipolis
Billy
Peggy Rutherford
Point Pleasant
Bertha Rutherford
Worthy Tate
Lydia Darst
Raymond Smith
Darst
Lydia Smith
Evelyn Tate
Smith
Eloise Smith
Hysell Run
Clarice Longstreth
Langsville
Harlow Tate
Cleveland
Stanley Phillips
Harold
Betty Siders
Nihiser Family Logans Holds Thirty Fourth Reunion
The Nihiser family reunion at Rachelmacher Park July 25 included a picnic and a business meeting led by vice president Mrs Willis Worthman. Officers elected for next year: Fred Gribble president and Catherine Nihiser secretary treasurer. Many relatives from Logan and Lancaster areas attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nihiser
Rachelmacher Park
Willis Worthman
Fred Gribble
Xylipha Smith
Gallipolis
Fdna McGuffin
Park Drive
Bob McCuffin
First St
Ida Oplinger
Akron
Nine Cited Into Court of Mayor
Nine persons appeared before Mayor Joseph Phillips over the weekend on charges by the highway patrol and city police. Walter Rowland of Chesterhill received a three day jail term and 100 dollars fine for driving while intoxicated. Foster A. Guess of Haydenville faced quarreling and disorderly conduct but had the fine suspended, paying costs instead. Others cited include Charlies Campbell of Columbus for reckless operation, Blaine Milloan of Long Bottom, Roger Kuhn of Logan, Thomas O'Dell of Elk Hart Indiana for passing on a yellow line, James Thomas of Rockbridge for intoxication and disorderly conduct, Minus Moss Jr. of Columbus for reckless operation, and Denzil Hill of Chesterhill for driving to the left of center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Walter Rowland
Chesterhill
Joseph Phillips
Rowland
Charlies Campbell
Columbus
Phillips
Highway Patrol
Blaine Milloan
Long Bottom
Roger Kuhn
Thomas O'Dell
Elkhart
Ind
Foster A. Guess
Haydenville
Bernice
Guess
James ©. Thomas
Rockbridge
Minus Moss, Jr
Denzil Hill
Logan and Columbus women visiting Angola residents
Mrs Frank Harden and Mrs Clinton Webb of Logan and Mrs Byron Moorehead and daughter of Columbus visit Mr and Mrs Paul Kratzer of Angola and Mrs H H Van Auken of Pleasant Lake. Harden Webb and Moorehead are sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Frank Harden
Clinton Webb
Byron Moorehead
Columbus
Paul Kratzer
Angola
Ind
H. H. van Auken
Pleasant Lake
Harden
Webb
Moorehead
Community News: Local Visits Across Towns
Kyger and Ward families from Shadyside Middleport Columbus Dayton and Gallipolis areas share a day visiting Chester Spires and others. Extended relatives include Turley Dings Ward Darst and Sisson households with trips to Marion Morral Ewington and Arizona connections.
Matheny Family Reunion Sparks Haydenville Weekend
Mr and Mrs C S Matheny hosted a weekend party for the Matheny family with a picnic on the lawn. Twenty six guests attended including multiple branches of the Matheny family from Zanesville Newark Ho Bart Logan Nelsonville and North Canton with extended visits from Baltimore Ohio and Strasburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville
C. S. Matheny
Matheny
Matheny Lawn
E. Y. Matheny
Zanesville
Tom Matheny
Marsha
Tom
Newark
Lloyd Matheny
Hobart
Ind
Floyd Matheny
Logan
J. R. Matheny
Eddie
Nelsonville
L. C. Hutchins
Kathy
Doyle Brown
David
Karen
North Canton
Ralph Hest
Paula
Jackson
James Karshner
Jay Alan
Charles Vollmer
Ronna
Rhea
Bob Vollmer
Strasburg
Margaret Gierhart
Baltimore
Ohio
Neal Gierhart
Roger Matheny Hess
Allen Young
Roger
C. 5
Dudy Clouston
Jaycettettes Elect Nominating Committee Members
Mrs. James Cole hosted the Jaycettettes meeting where Mrs. Joe Hartman Mrs. Don Farrow and Mrs. Don Bowling were named as nominating committee members. Officers will be chosen at the next gathering. Craig Kinney received the traveling award. Attending were Mrs. Conrad Blankenship Mrs. John Green and Mrs. Tom Weiland. A family picnic was held at Rachelmacher Park Sunday with many members and their children attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cole
Jaycettettes
Joe Hartman
Don Farrow
Don Bowling
Craig Kinney
Conrad Blankenship
John Green
Tom Weiland
Reunion honors Mrs. Jesse Francis in Logan gathering
A family reunion honoring Mrs. Jesse Francis was held August 8 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thompson in Logan. Attendees included John E. Huber and grandson Norman Huber Jr. and numerous Hubers, Fran cises, and Thompsons from Columbus Cincinnati Mansfield Circleville Haydenville Ashland and nearby towns. Several descendants unable to attend were Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell and daughters Connie Sue and Patty Jo of Ashland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Francis
Ray Thompson
Logan
John E. Huber
Norman Huber Jr
Robert Huber
James
John
Columbus
Norman Huber
Cincinnati
Richard Cozad
Mansfield
Paul Francis
Paula Kay
Jerry
Circleville
Clark Francis
Haydenville
Don Farrow
Earl Thompson
Janice
Carolyn
Clarence Thompson
Chery
Alan
Francis
John Campbell
Connie Sue
Patty Jo
Ashland
Farewell party honors Stoneking family in Lancaster
In honor of Mr and Mrs John Stoneking and son Bobbie members of the Young People's Sunday School Class of the Church of Christ in Christian Union entertained with a farewell party Tuesday evening at Rachelmacher Park. A picnic supper was served. Stoneking, assistant manager of the Cussins and Fearn store in Logan, has accepted a similar position with the same company in Sandusky. Present were numerous guests including Bill Burgess and children Shirley Mathias Don Starner James Mathias Richard Lola Friend Donna McKenzie Mrs Paul Bateman and Mr and Mrs Robert Bateman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stoneking
Bobbie
Young People
Church of Christ In Christian Union
Rachelmacher Park
Stoneking
Cussins and Fearn
Logan
Sandusky
Bill Burgess
Billy Joe
Debbie and
Kenny
Shirley Mathias
Don Starner
Lancaster
James Mathias
Richard
Lola Friend
Donna McKenzie
Paul Bateman
Robert Bateman
Barbra A Jones to wed Fogg B Delong in Aug 15 ceremony
Mr and Mrs Evan Jones announce the marriage of their daughter Barbara A Jones to Fogg B DeLong son of Mrs Ada Martin of Corning. Barbara attended New Straitsville High School while Fogg DeLong graduated from Corning High School and works at the Sharon Ave Gulf Station in Zanesville. The wedding occurred on Aug 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Jones
New Straitsville
Barbara A. Jones
Fogg B. DeLong
Ada Martin
Corning
Miss Jones
New Straitsville High School
Mr. DeLong
Corning High School
Sharon Ave. Gulf Station
Zanesville
Ruth Heft Bible Boosters Hold Park Pot Luck Supper
Members gathered at Rachelmacher Park for a pot luck supper on Tuesday evening. Attending were Ginger Freeman as guest and members Beatrice Kitchen Marlene Schultz Ruth Adcock Verona Anderson Judy Freeman Jane Dicken Carolyn Hartmann Alicia Wenn Karen Powell and Mrs William Brooker leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Heft Bible Boosters
Rachelmacher Park
Ginger Freeman
Beatrice Kitchen
Marlene Schultz
Ruth Adcock
Verona Anderson
Judy Freeman
Jane Dicken
Carolyn Hartmann
Alicia Wenn
Karen Powell
William Brooker
Logan Visitors Return From Midwest Trips
Logan residents Mr and Mrs Charlies W Mohler returned home after a visit with Mr and Mrs James T Evans in Akron Ohio. Harley Griffin completed a visit with Mrs Ida Mason Mr and Mrs Ray Snider and daughter Barbara Sue and Mr and Mrs Walter Ballard and other relatives in Marion Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies W. Mohler
Logan
James T. Evans
Akron
Harley Griffin
Ida Mason
Ray Snider
Barbara Sue
Walter Ballard
Marion
Ind
Miss Earthshaking Event Is U S Girl at Her Job
In Sumatra at Bukit tinggi Myrtle Thorne emerges as a symbol of USIA outreach. The 32 year old Charleston native uses a mobile unit to spread American values while countering Communist influence among rubber, oil and plantation areas. Her work blends social outreach with propaganda and she notes women serve as a bridge to men in a Muslim culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumatra
NEA
Bukittinggi
Myrtle Thorne
America
U. S. Information Agency
United States
Theodore Co. Streibert
USIA
Thorne
U S
Indonesia
Djakarta
Goodyear
U. S. Rubber Co
Standard Vacuum Co
California-Texas Petroleum Co
Royal Dutch Shell Co
Charleston
S. C
Washington, D. C
Negro Howard University
Smith College
Medan
Padang
Don
Farm Bureau Conclave To Set Policies At Jacksons Mill
POINT PLEASANT The official program and policies of the Farm Bureau will be decided at Jacksons Mill state 4 H camp near Weston during the 5th annual convention. Topics include rural zoning rural schools farm truck licenses road finance taxes constitutional amendments agricultural research and education and soil and water conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Farm Bureau
Jackson's Mill
Weston
Dexter Dexter and area guests attend Nicholson reunion
Colum bus residents Mr and Mrs George Davis and Mr and Mrs Harley Hoffman joined the Nicholson family at Marietta for a reunion. Nelsons visited Gallipolis and relatives in Point Pleasant while Cook enjoyed days with Ashville kin. Star Grange plans Aug 21 inspection with pies for refreshments. Dexter Ladies Aid met for an all day quilting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
George Davis
Columbus
Harley Hoffman
Salem Center
M. A. Nicholson
Nellie Nelson
Virginia Nelson
Gallipolis
Richard
Wayne Nelson
Orion Nelson
Otis Litchfield
Point Pleasant
Seth F. Nicholson
Nicholson
Marietta
Sam Cook
Ashville
Cook
Max Nelson
Columbus Star
Dexter Ladies Aid
Motor Scooter Victim Kair in Logan
Rawn Greenman 9 of Logan remains in fair condition at Children’s Hospital Columbus after a fall from a three wheel motor scooter. He suffered a basal skull fracture and was taken for treatment following the Friday accident near N Market Street and Main. His brother Burdette 18 drove the scooter. Roger Emrick was aboard but not hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rawn Greenman
BR. G. Greenman
Childrens Hospital
Columbus
Burdette
N Market St
Main
Roger Emrick
North St
Hocking County 4-H Plans Booth at County Fair
Plans for constructing a booth at the county fair were discussed during a Happy Valley Girls 4-H club meeting at Mary Sue Poling’s home. Judging of projects and a pot luck supper preceded the business session followed by a recreation hour. Next meeting set for August 27 at Marilyn and Carol Daubenmier’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Happy Valley Girls
Mary Sue Poling
Gre Six
Wanda Poling
Letha Ledford
Marilyn
Carol Daubenmier
Logan High School Band Concert At Park Of Roses
Logan High School band conducted by William Gasbarro performed a varied program from classical pieces to traditional marches at the Park of Roses near Columbus. The concert was part of a summer band program ongoing for about one month with many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Point Pleasant Man Fined for DUI and Moonshine Transport
Alfred J. Pearson of Point Pleasant was fined 50 dollars and costs and his driver license suspended six months after a magistrate found him guilty of permitting an intoxicated person to drive. He was arrested by State Police last week and had another guilty verdict for transporting moonshine in an automobile, with a separate 100 dollar fine and costs on August 9.
Green Thumbs Back Pain Warning From Chiropractors
Dr M B Ritter of Russell Kentucky told Tri-State Chiropractors in Fronton Ohio that garden work is healthy exercise but over enthusiasm or bad posture can cause garden back. Point Pleasant chiropractor Dr Randall A Taylor attended the meeting. Ritter warned gardeners to ease in gradually and avoid long held awkward positions to prevent back and muscle strain after a long winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
M. B Ritter
Russell
Tri-State Chiropractic Association
Ronton
Ohio
Randall A. Taylor
Geogee
Ritter
Burnside McGuffin Reunion Draws 533 on Farm Picnic
Rain cut attendance at the Burnside McGuffin reunion but 533 members from both families gathered at Tom McGuffin’s Gallipolis Ferry farm for a picnic and program. Tom Metuffin, injured weeks earlier, arrived by ambulance for the day’s events with Dr. M. G. Burnside as speaker, outlining Scottish origins of the Burnside line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnside McGuffin
Tom McGuffin
Gallipolis Ferry
Tom Metuffin
Inefill Bedfast Mohr-Arnett Funeral Home
M. G. Burnside
House of Representatives
Burnside
Scotland
Virginia
Burns River
Burnsides
Congress
Burnaside
Charlie Cargo
Bladen
Ohio
Jo Anne McGuffin
Bob MeGjuffin
First St
Summer family reunion held at Southside 4-H campground
The Sunday gathering drew families from Cottageville, Middleport, Rochester, Point Pleasant, Gallipolis, Charleston, Southside, Tampa, Leon, and Marietta. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Orville Creek, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bing, Mr and Mrs Frank McDermitt, Walter Sommer, Mrs A Sommer, Dr and Mrs B Sommer, Don Drummon, and others. The event featured extended family attendance and shared meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
Cottageville
Orville Creek
Ora Wiggine
Lawrence
Car
Walton Beattie
Karen
Middleport
Lawrence Bing Fran
Rochester
Frank McDermitt
Point Pleasant
Walter Sommer
Plante
Sherwood Costen
Carolyn
Tampa, Fra
S. J. Sommer
Leon
Mra B. Sommer
Marietta
Don D Drunmmn
Annie Beaver Birthday Dinner Notables List
A birthday dinner for Mrs. Annie Beaver was hosted Sunday at her Leon home by her children. Attendees included numerous Stover and Siders family members from Leon Elmwood Buffalo Arbuckle Riverside and other relatives such as Leonard Stover Ernest Wayne Stover Clyde Parsons Rita Mae Parsons and Mary Ann Stover among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Beaver
Leon
Elmwood
Denell Stoveer
Leonard Siders
Donald Siders
Ruth Ann Siders
Betty Jo Siders
Mia
Bonnie Sidera
Aaron Siders
Norma Jean Siders
Buffalo
Jack Higginsbotham
Arbuckle
Leonard Stover
Ernest Wayne Stover
Johen, Stover
Mary Ann Stover
Roger Lee Stover
Clyde Parsons
Elden Stover
Rita Mae Parsons
Margaret Lewis Parsons
Visits of families from Henderson and nearby towns expand weekend gathering
Sunday visitors to Mr and Mrs James D Long at Winfield Road include J G Hudson Arbuckle J S Dunlavy Chauncey Lester H and daughter Lesa Faye Vernon Ave George Hudson Southside and family Donnie Dixie Lee Chester Hudson Three Mile and children Judy Roger Susie and Johnnie Artin Austin and son Paul Henderson who traveled to Kenova West Virginia where Mr Austin boarded the river boat Charles B R Stephenson Austin recently finished a month long vacation. Also George Hudson family Southside and Mrs James D Long with her son Thorn Henderson visited Charlies Boardman Northup and relatives. A2C Russell Stone visiting his grandmother Vi Sayre Henderson and aunt Grace Stone Sand Hill Road. he has been stationed in Alaska but will be stationed in Newark New Jersey. Mrs Howard Yeager Vernon Ave will receive her A B degree next Friday at Marshall College. Yeager is a teacher at North Point Measant rade school. Robert Dale Bailes stationed at Geneva New York is on leave visiting his parents Cecil and Mrs Bailes. Leon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D Long
Artin Austin
Paul, Henderson
Kenova
W. Va
Austin
Charles BR. Stephenson
Awstin
George Hudson
Donnie
Dixie Lee
Southside
Thorn
Henderson
Charlies Boardman
Northup
Russell Stone
Vi Sayre
I S
Grace Stone
Sand Hill Road
Alaska
Newark
N. J
Howard Yeager
Vernon Ave
Marshall College
Former Minister Preaches at Leon Church Again
A visiting minister, the Rev. Mr. Heller of Huntington, preaches at Leon Methodist Church this Sunday. He formerly preached there 45 years ago. The Leon service is led by Pastor Rev. Raymond Me of Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Leon Methodist Church
Mr. Heller
Huuntington
Raymond Me
Huntington
Slam Bid in Bridge by Sam Gold Sparks Expert Play
In a bridge column, Sam Gold of Montreal considers a slam in spades with 31 high-card points between hands. He executes a dummy reversal and end play to take 12 tricks, illustrating expert technique over safer lines. The piece presents the card sequence and ends with a puzzle question about the South hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
Sam Gold
Montreal
West
Sam
East
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marion Farm Club
Jack Miller
Bill
Jim Johnson
Jim Palmer
Charles Thompson
Wahama High School
Fisher Department
Wahama
Lejeune
U. S. Marines
Herman Layne
Herschel Bar
Nihisers
Catherine Nihiser
Arch Griffith
Alva Hankison
Eugene
Vyron Redick
Linda Kay
Joe Nihiser
Joann
Catherine
Betty
Mary
Ross
Bob
Jay
Mick
Lester Wine
Sandra
Karolyn
Danny
Harold Nihiser
Idis
Jacob Nihiser
Faye
Guy Huggins
John Crawford
Homer Kornmilier
Logan and
Vicinity
Clyde Nihiser
Mischael
Frederick
Marion Nihiser
Kenneth Silbaugh
Linda Sue
Anita Kay
Pamela
Stephen
Bonita
Don Bainter
Charles Bainter
Virgil Howe
FE. E. Borror
Harold Later
Randy
William Housekeeper Jr
Pickerington
Indiana
Kyger
Everett Lewis
Shadyside
Louis Double
Paul
Enid
Doris
Lucille Double
Dayton
Paul Ward
Eugene Stevens
Porter
Chester Ward
Garret Kearns
M. Turley
Oney
Alma Ward
Milton
Leo Gilmore
Arizona
Chester Spires
Junior Shaw
James Shaw
George Powell
Harry Powell
Lillian Smith
Mary Schwab
Ina Johnson
Jimmy
Arthur Rupe
Billy Thaxton
Edna Thaxton
White Oak
Walter Darst
Douglas Darst
Wayne Sisson
Perry Ralph Andry
Morral
Patricia Milavee
Mike
Mrs. Cole
Joe Hartmann
Joella
Glenn Hemsworth
Robert Pugh
Dale Derr
Charlies Gambrel
Leslie Johnson
Francia
U.S
Communist Party of Indonesia
Ing
Commie
James Nicholson
Kair
Hocking Co
Rt. Pleasant Man
Millwood
Harold Browsteit
Riverside
Mrs
Henry Stover
Billy Stover
Alice Jane Stover
Bridge
Jacoby
Ky Oswald
Dummy
Southhold
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